SingPost sackings: 'Internal investigations' into whistleblowing reports will not be published, firm tells SIAS

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The retail investor watchdog had asked SingPost if it would release the findings of its internal investigations that led to the sacking of three managers.

Responding to questions regarding the sale of its Australian business, Freight Management Holdings (FMH), SingPost said that the sale is not expected to be affected by the sacking of the three senior executives.

In its filing on Sunday night, SingPost told SIAS the contract with the customer was renewed in August 2024 and the "salient terms" of the renewed contract were renegotiated taking into account "acceptable key performance indicators".